SAP Guidelines for Best-Built Applications Webinar Series
The SAP guidelines for best-built applications were first launched at SAP TechEd 2009, at which time SAP released the first two chapters: An overview of the initiative and a summary-level description of key technical guidelines. In 2010, SAP published additional drill-down chapters on key technical areas to help partners understand development recommendations for those areas. Today, as the guidelines are maturing, an ASUG Influence Council will take place in May to enrich further development for both customers and partners.
To learn more about the key technical areas, attend the best-built applications webinar series presented by technical experts from SAP.
Upcoming Webinars
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20 April, 2011 |
ASUG Enterprise Architects: Reduce Costs and Obtain Better Results in SAP Application Development This session is targeted at both SAP customers and partners; learn how the guidelines help to optimize development of complementary functions and components to SAP's Business Suite. |
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26 April, 2011 |
ASUG Influence Council Kick-Off Webinar:SAP Guidelines for Best-Built Applications As the Best-Built Applications are maturing, ASUG and SAP are introducing this council to gather feedback and further enrich the evolving guidelines. Learn more about the Influence Council session that will take place on May 17th at the Sapphire and ASUG conference in Orlando. |
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Recent Webinars
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7 December, 2010 |
The Governance and Security chapter provides recommendations about technical aspects of security, identity management, and role management as well as aspects of compliance, auditability, and risk management of business application use. |
Martin Raepple |
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28 September, 2010 |
Chapter 8: Application Development The Application Development chapter covers topics related to building enterprise-class software, including performance, monitoring, and heterogeneous environments. |
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31 August, 2010 |
Chapter 7: Business Intelligence Tools The Data Tools chapter recommends techniques and tools for making information more accessible and understandable. |
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22 July, 2010 |
Chapter 6: Enterprise Information Management Enterprise information management is the business activity of gathering, cleansing, integrating, managing, and governing all information assets used by an organization. It enables corporate initiatives such as business transaction processing, business intelligence, data warehousing, data quality management, data migration, data integration, master data management, and information lifecycle management. |
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8 June, 2010 |
Chapter 5: User Interface and User Experience The User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) chapter is about harmonizing UI/UX for integrated applications. It explains the different UI/UX technologies offered by SAP. |
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21 April, 2010 |
Chapter 4: Process Orchestration and SOA The process orchestration and service-oriented architecture (SOA) chapter is about application integration and explains topics related to process orchestration, business process management, business rules, and architectural considerations for using enterprise services. |
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24 March, 2010 |
Chapter 3: Application Lifecycle Management |